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A few weeks back I had Eli Bosnick on to talk about Nicholas D. Kristof's Pornhub article. Eli attacked some of the fundamentalist Christian sources for the piece, and talked about the plight sex workers who had been left without income after the backlash. Tom, from Cognitive Dissonance and Citation Needed, has major disagreements with Eli on the topic and wanted to respond.
On the Gist, the QAnon Shaman’s lawyer.
In the interview, John Fetterman, also known as Lieutenant Governor Stone Cold, talks to Mike about his potential Senate run. The Pennsylvania native talks about his origin story from son of teenagers to Harvard graduate, his thoughts on gun control and incarceration, and the woes of being six-foot-nine. (Not enough suits.)
In Remembrances of Things Trump: so many Seans, so little time.
In the spiel, supposed contradictions of pro-free speech.
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WBEZ’s Weekly News Roundup takes you inside the biggest local and state stories of the past 7 days. This week on the roundup we’re joined by Amanda Vinicky, longtime statehouse reporter for WTTW, and David Greising, president of the Better Government Association.
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We continue the 2021 year with episode 219. This week on the podcast, Eric, John, and Thomas talk Open Source, Event Sourcing, a Cool New PHPStorm Extension and much more.
Show Links
* PHP Enumerations RFC - https://wiki.php.net/rfc/enumerations
* How Parler’s Data Was Harvested – The New Stack - https://thenewstack.io/how-parlers-data-was-harvested/
* PhoneBurnerOpenSource - https://github.com/PhoneBurnerOpenSource/enum
* PHPStorm "Code With Me" - https://blog.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/2020/12/phpstorm-2020-3-release/#code\_with\_me\_for\_collaborative\_development
* Security: Laravel 6.20.11, 7.30.2, 8.22.1 Released - The Laravel Blog - https://blog.laravel.com/security-laravel-62011-7302-8221-released
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When it comes to speed, humans have got nothing on cheetahs - or greyhounds, kangaroos or zebras for that matter. It’s over long distances we really come into our own: when running for hours or even days, our body structure and excellent sweating skills make us able to outpace much faster mammals.
But what are the limits of human endurance? Can we run ever further and faster, and what’s the best diet to fuel such ambitions?
This week’s questions come from two CrowdScience listeners in Japan who already know a fair bit about stamina, having run several marathons and long-distance triathlons between them. We head to Greece, legendary birthplace of the marathon, to witness an even more arduous challenge: hundreds of athletes following in the footsteps of the ancient Greek messenger Pheidippides, to run an astonishing 246km across the country. The ever-so-slightly less fit CrowdScience team do our best to keep up, and try to discover the secrets of these runners’ incredible endurance.
Presenter: Marnie Chesterton Producer: Cathy Edwards
(Photo: a runner in the Spartathlon ultramarathon, with kind permission from the International Spartathlon Association)
The entrepreneurial mayor brings his recruitment of tech talent to the crypto space with the potential of a 1% investment of the city’s reserves into BTC.
This episode is sponsored by Nexo.io.
Today on the Brief:
Our main discussion: Is Miami about to put 1% of its treasury into bitcoin?
Since December 2020 there has been a lot of conversation about whether Miami could become the next Silicon Valley, or at least recruit a big swath of entrepreneurial talent to set up shop.
In this episode, NLW looks at how that discussion moved into the crypto realm and led to Mayor Suarez’s recent discussions about moving Miami’s treasury into bitcoin. He argues that the story is about the larger shifts in how cities and geographic regions compete for supremacy in the social media, remote work era.
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